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Recipes for Disaster: an anarchist cookbook

Author: Crimethinc. Workers' Collective
Keywords: Crimethinc.; direct action; cookbook; anarchism; situationist; anarchist; instruction book; manual; guide; life; love
Language: English
Collection: opensource

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"This is a handbook for direct action. It's not the only- there are thousands: every gardner's guide is a direct action handbook, as is every cookbook. Any action that side-steps regulations, representatives, and authorities to accomplish goas is direct action. In a society in which political power, economic capital, and social control are centralized in teh hands of an elite, certain forms of direct action are discouraged, to say the least; this book is about those in particular, for anyoen who wants to take control of her life and accept responsibility for her part in determining the fat of humanity.

"For the civilian born in captivity and raised on spectatorship and submission, direct action changes everything. The morning she arises to put a plan into motion, she awakens under a different sun- if she has been able to sleep at all, that is- and in a different body, attuned to every detail of the world around her and possessed of the power to change it. She finds her companions endowed with tremendous courage and resourcefulness, equal to monumental challenges and worthy of passionate love. Together, they enter a foreign land where outcomes are uncertain but anything is possible and every mintute counts..."

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